ScriptCollection

A collection of utility scripts for different purposes. These scripts are not related to one another but serve various development and automation tasks.

Scripts Overview

Skip Labs Bootstrap Script

Located at skiplabs/bootstrap.sh, this script creates a complete TypeScript Node.js project with modern development tooling.

Quick Start

cd /path/to/your/new/project
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hubyrod/ScriptCollection/main/skiplabs/bootstrap.sh | bash

What Gets Created

Project Structure:

• TypeScript Node.js project with src/ directory
• Git repository with comprehensive .gitignore
• pnpm package manager configuration

Development Stack:

• TypeScript - Modern ES2022 target with strict mode
• Fastify - Fast web server with async/await patterns
• Skip Labs - Integration with @skiplabs/skip package
• ESLint - Dual configuration (legacy + modern flat config)
• Prettier - Code formatting
• tsx - Fast TypeScript execution
• Nodemon - Development hot-reloading

Available Commands:

pnpm dev      # Start development server with hot reload
pnpm build    # Build TypeScript to JavaScript
pnpm start    # Start production server
pnpm lint     # Run ESLint
pnpm format   # Format code with Prettier
pnpm clean    # Clean build files and dependencies

The script automatically initializes git, installs dependencies, creates the initial project structure, and makes the first commit - giving you a complete, ready-to-use TypeScript project.

General Development Environment

Located at general/, this directory contains Docker-based development environment tools.

Docker Development Environment

The dockerize script creates a portable development environment using Docker.

Quick Start:

# Run from any project directory
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hubyrod/ScriptCollection/main/general/dockerize | bash

Features:

• Ubuntu 22.04 base with essential development tools
• Languages & Runtimes: Python 3, Node.js 20.x, npm, pnpm
• Development Tools: git, vim, nano, htop, tree, jq, curl, wget
• Shell: zsh with Oh My Zsh and basic configuration
• Claude CLI pre-installed for AI-assisted development
• Port Mapping: Automatically exposes ports 3000, 8080 (configurable)

Usage Options:

# Basic usage (mounts current directory)
./dockerize

# Rebuild Docker image
./dockerize --rebuild

# Custom port mapping
./dockerize --ports "3000:3000,8000:8000,9000:9000"

# Make globally available
echo 'alias dockerize="/path/to/dockerize"' >> ~/.zshrc

What You Get:

• Current directory mounted at /home/dev/workspace
• Non-root user dev with sudo privileges
• Git configured with sensible defaults
• All common development ports exposed
• Clean, isolated development environment